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Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13

Boston's tax rate for this year is s13.4O per $1,000, an advance of 70 cents over the rate of 1886. The advance is due to the increase in the amount of the State tax, of which Boston pays $s33, ,sO5 or $207, 005 more than last year. The valuation of Boston this year is as follows: Real estate, $547, ITO, 300; per- sonal estate, $20O, ,454, ,6oo; total, $747, 7,ea4,- 900. This is a total gain over last year of sa7, ,0O3, 800.
 It is very evident that the great fire losses which vex the souls of insurance men and startle everybody when attention is called to them are largely due to carelessness Thus out of 706 fires which are recorded in the last quarterly report of the New York Fire department 3s5 are put down as the result of carelessness. Smokers were responsible for 6fty-nine and fireworks for nineteen.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
Dr.. Henry I. Bowditch of Boste

Dr. Henry I. Bowditch of Boston says that consumption in New England is most fre- quently developed by residence on damp soil, and that it is useless to treat the disease while the patient is exposed to the influences of such soil
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
Special Bargains on Fridays

From 8 to I2. On every coun- ter throughout the store there will be found a bargain that will be worth their attention.
 Please remember, on FRI DAYS ONLY, from 8 to I2, will these SPECIAL BAR GAINS BE FOUND; also that the store will be closed dur ing the Friday afternoons of August.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
SPECIAL VALUE.

In order to give our employees a half holiday during the dog days" we shall close our store on all FRIDAYS in AUGUST at 2 noon.
 In order to induce our GUS toners and the public generally to make their Friday purchases in the forenoon we shall offer
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13

Y IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT 11 For Improved and Economic Cookery. IT IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT AOnly sort guaranteed GENUINE by Baron Liebig IT IEBIG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. u The Finest Meat s-havoring Stock. USE it for
 Soups, Sauces and Made Dishes. Y IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT IL Efficient TONIC in all cases of Weakness and
 Digestive Disorders.
 Y IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. u Highly recommended as NIghtcap instead of
 alcoholic drinks.
 Y IEBId COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT l GENUINE ONLY with fac-simile of Baron Liebie's
 signature in blue ink across label. Y IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT A To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers and
 Chemists. Sole agents for the United States
 Avenue, London, England.
 Sold wholesale by Talcott Frisbie & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
TAKE A PILL And Dr. Flowers Nerve Pills are the best for that tired feel ing. By all druggists.
August Vacation

and hot weather is now in order, but whether at home or away at the seashore or in the country don't forgetthat FOulds, Wheat Germ
 Meal (the germ and gluten of wheat) is the best cereal food in the world for break fast. Have it for the chill dren, for
 f they are fed on cake and
 pie,
 They'll have Dyspepsia by
 and by. A quart of boiling water, a cup of wheat germ meal, and ten minutes gives you a dish fit for a queen. Grocers sell it everywhere in 15 cent packages. & CO.,, Agents, Boston. Mass
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13

There is at least one Iowa editor who "swears by his State. This is the way he closes powerful article When the roll call is sounded on the judgment day, and the heavens are rolled together as scroll, and the reverberations of wrecked and ruined worlds peal forth the fiat of eternal rest, want to hang my weary bones on the galley rack of immortality and register in four line pica as man from Iowa.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13

Ginger Ale S1 Per Dozen.
 XXTE are enabled to offer this season rst-class w and reliable Ginger Ale of the celebrated "Delatour manufacture at $1 per dozen. Com
 parison solicited with any brand, foreign or do.
 meSlc E B. HALL & SON.
 mYb TO Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13

DUT up in nice pound boxes for our retail I trade. There is no better Butter made.
 E. E. HALL 6 SON, qua ITO Chapel Street.
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)RNING. AUGUST 13, 1887.

into houses, and has been known to Kill people in their beds
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NOEfe0

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 WANTS, RENTS. and other small advertisements occupying not more than six lines. insertion T5c; each subsequent insertion 25c.
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 Advertisements on second page price and half.
 Yearly advertisers are limited to their own irnne diate business, Gall matter be unobjectionable) and their contracts do not include Wants, To Let For Sale. etc.
 Special rates furnished application for contracts covering considerable length of time. large space.
 Yearly advertisements at the following rstes: One square, one year, $40; two squares, one year, S70; three squares, one year, $fO0.
 DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE C1rY, 15 GENTS WEEK, 50 CENTS A MONTH, S3 % FOR SIX MONTHS, $500 YEAR. TER SAnz TERMS RY MATT,
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r0lILDS!
ElSin Butter,

BUTLER, BREEDi& CO, Agents, Boston, Mas au6 nr
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
FAST BLACK.

The most economical suit is our Black Corkscrew Suit. Accepted everywhere at any time as proper dress. Good wearers in any event. Fast black, retaining it's lustre throughout. All styles of coats, sacks, l. button and 4-button cutaway frocks and Prince Alberts. Big value for every dollar. Prices $10 to $30
 SHIRT WAISTS.
 Held in great favor, the Mothers Friend" and the ''Star." Leading Waists Latest patterns, white and colors, soc to g.
 Seersucker Coats and Vests, the accepted colors and patterns, $1.50 to $5.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13

All the useful and interesting information for children isn't published in this country. In childs book just published by London house is to be found the following accurate description Of a rattIesnake: What 8 pretty looking thing that is you say Yes, but it is very cruel snake, with sharp pointed tongue, with which it stings people to death. The tip of it's tongue is covered with very strong poison, that is almost sure to kill if it once goes into the blood When it is angry the little scales on it's neck and back shake and rattle with loud noise, so that it is called the rattlesnake. It springs upon it's enemies, and wraps itself round and round them till they are crushed to death. As for little rabbits and hares, it swallows them whole and then goes to sleep for month at a time. It is to be found in India and in most other hot countries, and is a very dan
 gerous neighbor, for it sometimes creeps
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13

Who says now that there is no good Indian but dead one. Young Frank La F1esche, bull-blooded Omaha Indian, en- p1oyed in the bureau of Indian affairs at Washington, has been promoted to $1 200 clerkship. He was educated at mission school in Nebraska and has been in govern ment employ for several years. His sister, Susan La Flesche, recent graduate of Hampton. is studying medicine in the Fe- male Medical college of Philadelphia, under the patronage of the ladies of the Connecti- cut Indian association. They are the chil- dren of an Omaha chief.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-13
V. BAKER & CO.,. Dorchester, Mass.
IyI:Sa s ae5E.9!lI!sl.Il.sES

Rich as GOLD LEAF."-N. Y. HERALD. ;
 !" Useful in every HOME."-TRIBUEE. GILDS EVERYTHING, FRAMES, FURNITURR, PA. eER METAL, PLAsrRR, SILK, Sc. Any One cdT ttse Sk A Camels Hair Brush in each box, Price DO cts. Ask for RUBY'S GLIDING, Reuse Gu substitutes. Sold by ART DEALERS, DRUGGISTS ErATIoNB1s. .- Nss0 Fork Chemtosl Aa. Cos &s 4tk tSf,, N,Y.
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C COURT DOCKET.
April Term, 1887.
lar pAY-APRIL 4TH, 1857

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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

FURNISHED weekly to the Intelligencer by
cs..o;, n Conner, recorder of deeds oi
Lafayette county, Mol
Abstract of the deeds filed IN the oihoeo
Recorder Of Deeds from Saturday. March 49,
70 Saturday, March 26, A. D.. loe'.ohiS SUN
as contain covenants oi warranty cohtaihe"
In list.
John Taubman aad wife to Rob bert
Taubmau, S hf Sc, II. and ; hi n ti
10, "a. As, 2i; also land IN re'''s a anO 90
county,
q. W. Smith and others TO W..
Smith, lot l, blk Il. O'Mally add 10 Al m
HjuQinRyille
=" F., Mcclure to Joe Z. McLaugh-
lin. lot 5 blk 9, Patterson aud ohilhs ,eo On
add to
Joseph H. Anderson to y. >, Az
derson, 81 acres, ne he, So 80 ~ Al 81
eXOeDt B acres.
G, W McCord to Sarah +, Chinn'
lot 10. blk B, McCord's add 10 d's- ,ob M
ginsville
,Jobn H.. Peacock to L.. A; Dung
er, lot 5, blk G, HGfer ada 10 his- ooe M
W. F. Kerdolf, Jr., to Chas; W.
and VIM, LOOMS, lots 6 and .. DIX l, am M
College Place. Lexington ; Rcl-
w, +. Kerdolh, Jr., to W.b' ool
ton. lots 10 and 20. blk L, Coi'es' 900 q,
Place, Lexington 49,.
Paul Leyisay % ., 1850 OF
J. O, Lesueur to Anna b. brain-
nell, lot 8, blk 0, McGirks auo " Aoo NJ
Josenh johnson to Grove Young
lot 8. Blk 10, Asbury's add to Ing AK n
Qipsville .............
John T. Mitchell to Chas. M. Nee'
and j. T. TAYLOR, W nj lot H. o'A 4 400 O
lat add to Le~Xington...... Wv y
- sNrim and wife To j. ID, !
aon. 40 acres. ne So. 10. AZ, 2S....., NV y
John s: Wso6 10 Lew h''l' 800 0
Andrew j, Hughes to NJ W.fiour-
nov. n hf ne, 2. 4S. %, except ! acre.
also 10 scres' n III $3.50
WIN. 81. Johnson ct al to j. Walk
ar. ne NV, 10, 81. 81. except III acres .oo r
also sc sw, II. 81, "a 90. ~
Ruth A.. Gam to Oliver Z. Gahh,
lot 4, blk /, Russeirs I'd add l" ..a I
Caroline Moninnon to May J.
Reed. 1T interest in lot 2, Dix q IN
Russells 1st add to Odessa
j. g. Coe and wife 10 A: =. hey.
nolds, lot Z, blk /; and 40 feet q sue An
iot 8. blk Up. and. SIS add TO Odessa. 4oo
Jas. s. Chanslor to DC keiIeY' .oo
30 acres. n hf ne, Is, 4s. 2S....'' i''0o
n. Thompson and wife 10 D.; !.
Wilks. lot n, Zentmeyer's add 10 ooo
Ssilie j. Boone and husband to 5. so
P. Boone, 40 acres, ne NV, %. ~, ~. w
Martha A.. Boone and husband 10
8. P, Boone, 40 acres, ne NV, go 49, IN
VIM. j. Boone and wife to s I. "a
Boone, 40 acres, ne NV. 80, AZ, I'll; !"
Braxton Thomas to John 5. Weop' soo
lot 1. blk II, Waverly Mcpnrnev y"
K, q. Lee to Laura G.. Mcburhey' AK
8 acres. pit sw Sc, 10 A. -
Alon.o CLANCY to Andrew Jack ia
son. 1IA acres. pit sw sw. II, gu, ~. l'o
A.. q. Wilson to j. W. Cauthorn,
10 acres, ] interest pit Ia, OIL "a ana 5oo
Nv NV, Is, 81, wv
NJ. s. Pickett to j. w. Cautnron,4U
acres: : isteles' p' 1 100
NJ No instrument will be died until
fee ID paid. -R
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A GREAT BALLOON.
From the Scientific Americana

The captive balloon proposed by ~
G., Yon' for the French exhibition IL
1889 will have the enormous volume Oh
60. 900 cubic meters. The maximum
altitude for the ascensions will be
l,OOOfmeters, and it will be possible 10
take 100 passengers, a winding e"glae
Of 600 horse power being employed
In the construction of this lie the
following point is of some interest
The surface of the balloon must always
be tight, in order to prevent the lam
AGE which otherwise Il strong vino
might ause. To preserve tlghthess
Notwithstanding variations in temper,
ature, another small balloon is placed
inside the larger one, and the volume
of this small balloon, which is Mice
with atmospheric air, can be Increased
or diminished by pumping in or ex-
hausting air by means of an air pump,
worked by an electric motor on the
car, the current being supplied by
twin cable from a dynamo on the
ground.
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between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and i've O'Clock In the afternoon oil said
iay, ami IN IrDit OF the Courthuuse door, IN the
c,ty of Lexington, in Lafay elite county, Mir
.ouri, during the session OF the said circuit
court OF SAID county. sell puolicly, 10y auction =
To the nighr5, OIdder, for Cazh in hand, all the
rIyut, tttle, interest, claim and eslats of the
SAT-! ,!ei udauis In SAID execution
IA and to HE following described real estate
situate. lying aud being Ia the town oi HiSs ms
yilIc. county OF Lafayette, and state Of Mis-
souri,. to-wi:: Forty t4Ol feet of south side o
los nuvub e mn" 81 ~ b.ocS III, McNeeAln's
"a. a.uc iot cnn,-Ncd 10y A. h. Asbnry Il
! P-iti I.rnrs; ulsp lot DuHnUer ten Q0l IN bloc
! ii. Nt:A,egA tu'a atitiUn to tue town OF H:g.
| :insg 4, - I'm appe4is GA tue plat OF saIN
4uGftua. % H. ia tne recorders once oi Lu
| ilgg,;e ( fun.y except reycu cen Il l;et on o
~. -.uthta,t corner Of the last II so ib-d lot
,!,c,tei 10 the 81. Louis, hIi.sas City x Ca.cas'
railroad. ,
. yt1 under my Gand .hIS 2fth day or March
ioS5. JOSEPH W 10 NAAS,
.-rl.6.I onorIn.
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SDrsgETo CONTRACTORS

I villa. ."t 70 ine lowest ami best bId!eF' lcr
L con- trurt on tn
WEDN ESDAY, APRIL Doth, \. d. 1857,
one ,toodsu BE % : bldg 10 be bait over branch
ugwr sol t.gtraigI's, Iu,t one-lall nile West Oh
Plea -aul PTailIe Chu;ch.
Letting VIII take plhrr alto o'clock, = m, nj
bragg site. Plan aHd specihcatiEh6 WEI 10"
seen At TINE and place oil letting Contractor 10
give bond wIth approved security, as the law
d,rtcts for iuLiutlInin@ sa,l BRUCE four yeair
.ru,u the date % acceptance to. same. toIiIn's
s,.n. 4 reserves tn. Tistt - reject any Or all
bids u. " bGltiN. thhhtnissIohtr
Nurch si i,,T. nE26li
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sHEREFF's SALE
Wilson & Bcnning

~ 49,
vs..
ChHTlrs SITGsDuTs.
;pI yuluc OF !. spccrul ana general execution.
} ISIS ueu from tur Office oi tHc clrIk OF the
clrcuu court %. L=fgN,tte county. Missouri,
Ia favor ui fheCdor, & WILSON and Jay,or BrL-
nIuy aid u~.aiu-t Charles Stra-bUIg, 10 me
auo, tel and yciGruablr to Ihc Apri term.
lo5G. u!sali court, | viii, on
TUESDAY. APRIL l2rH, joS1.
between the hours oi nine u'cIuck ia the lore
noon and live O'Clock IN the a,Hcru"on Of said
day, am! IN front at the courteous dCOr III the
city OF LrXiugtun. in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri, during tHe session uI the said circuit court
OF said county, sell publicly, by auction, TO the
title, interest, claim and estate OF the said
Charles Strasburg, defendant IN said execution,
in aud t" the following described real estate, sit
uale lying and being IN the county of Lafayette
anu state OF Missouri. tO-Wlt: Beginning ut
IL point In the east line of The southeast quarter
oil the northwest quarter III section seven I7l
N township forty mine t49l Of range twenIy-s1X
I26l. IN Lafayette cou"l ~, statc OF Missouri,
two hundred and forty TOUR feet north oil the
southeast corner Of SID est quarter of
SAID section seven III. and rruuIng thence west
Two hundred ANA ten icet, thence north two
hundred ic,t, thence east TWO hundred amt len
icrt, and thence south Two hundr' u feet to the
place OF beginning, said tot Vi parcel of groLIlJ
beng II par Of The east hall "a said northwes,
quarter OF 5 Id section seven III.
Given under ny hand This 18th day o.
March, lSs6. JOSEPH W. BOWMAN,
mchlFu sheriff.
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SpC9EEE7s SAFE.


~ VEfLINg
Harm n Be /. Publ: administrator, ct a..
10y yIrtur at I'e!rt;I II cNrcttinns isrird from
ID rs office # The GEEK OF ih" circuit c'Hit OF
j taN5un c,u.ts, Mtss"url. AMI "a iaVui OF
Hrugr Young, a,a Atrln~t Harmon Ben, l'Ip-
a.. au.iui.lrurLr OF 4-,kssI, county. Missouri.
tn4 a. -uCh nav az c,.i gc ni the .etat" OF isja'
A. seed deceased; L., kir J. Chapman ,toi ;neily
X =! 6nt Nbner Cha III III, hrr husband. am.
NIljI,n And Krrl, q mr directed,
and refurn,i,l. 10 the April term, los1, O.
| liz .trGu / court ~ Lafayette county, Missouri,
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Chicago & Alton R r.

Grams umtrGe.' VII M; sop.
tratn- ntirkc,! : viii stop GA a'<nai.
Luaa trp#sit. run daily except "1ndaY othe'
G-aIns tally. ..
:, ~ Un: eG 49, md Cima'ih b'sta&'
.pahcc through 20 destination without extra
r z az,Y. ,senf SCI "a g%lnsvllle
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Watch the Date

u.,nsed with your name upon 'H"
c,urytu Of lhc paper. II
tn yGECH YOU HAVE:
PAID
IT YOUR time has expired. please
r.uevg. and If the date Is ihcoFle
notify us at once
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kgsEsgEFF's SaE.E.

y ~ NE;u- 90 - lTtu-cFl!l e,"Cui'"H isshed
Z 2irC. me ruic. olLhr ci,rkpt ihr 4 rcutl court
pt ia! ty-llv ytu,fy. M!as'uIl. aud II. iasur oil
5 X suum,rE end az .IEsi Wu. ". Thomas,
2, ius directed, ard leiuTnabie 10 the April
term, iSs1. of ssi,i cpnrt, Wal. "a
EiDAY, APRIL l5rIE. 1851,
net cen linz n"uf- ri nine o'c'Nch IN The fore.
Hru -at iv. n'clUrE i" the aitt rnuo III sHt'
s-y, tli ~ front eli :Hc aeu.tnnusc door, in tn
...F sol lrNLcsr.., IN AT yrt,e county. MS
-..i. 3. during TIE sg:-IoG OF the said circu'
audgi of said county. sell publicly, bS auction
to IL highest h.i,ier, ir Cash in hand, all tn
rt.hF, iiIlc, Interest, claim and estate oil TN
St,i WIN W Thomas, defendant II
SAID Execution. il and t. the following describ
Ell raj estate, stu ale, lying and beng IN IN
coGnrv of Lafayette and state OF Missouri, 10
wa. Tarac an s.veIty une-h' ndT"dtl's 6 IO-lN
ac,..t II The west SIDE III the sou'hVCet quartz
~ ti- n.rthgcst quarter at seciinn thr'e to)
In t. n-hIp foriy-Iisht as OF range twenty
s-Nru e.!
Given urdrr NV hand this 2lst DAY c
MAJ n, 1857. JOSEPH w. MAN.
u.arrI Sk.IIn-
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Wabash Railroad Time Table.

Omnibus VIII leave the hotels IN TINS
city for t. Il l.. Junction making
connection with Trains going east,
west and north, at ................-i w III.
ya,nr,.nr rIu arrive at .... 8 80 Il. III
umnIbus will leave Tor l.. y juno
lion, making connection with trains
guIn. east ami west, anu north as
sSIr - Eirbmond at 49,. 4:b p. m
ssTrrnsnF- vii arrive at D 80 p. III.
JOHN q. YOUNG, Superintendent.
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SHEKIFF,S SALE In PARTI.
TION.

II: Dryae" md John ii. Dryden by
Crimes II; Dryden, Their guardian and
Charlr'cn. JGha W Nes6tt. A3am +.
NesbIt, Phebe l.. Dean. Susan p. Wood
and her husband. Thomas j. " God, Mary
Z Todd aud her husband. Asia Todd,
Margaret + Rhine. James W. Lair, VIII
liam Lair. Susan p Glliiland aud her hus-
band. Shepherd Y. Oil Inland. Eliza J.
stewart and L,r husband. james IL
stewart, MARY Ain Lair, Charles 4. Lair
AMI Jackson Lair. eNpaiIe.
EI virtue Vi an order OF sale issued from the
u Office OF the clerk of the circuit court Of
Lafayette county, Missouri, in favor OF James
NJ ftaincy, Ann T. RAmuy. traak NJ. Dryden
aud john II. Dryden by Grim - H.. DRYDEN,
then guardian aud curator. Mary L. Cordel, =
May Ann Charletnn, John W. Nesbit, Adam
her husband, Thomas j. WOOD, Mary Z. Todd
aud her husband, Asia Todd, Margaret 4.
kh,ne, jasne5 ". LAIR, William Lar, susan L.
uiiliiani aud her husbald. Shtpn-rd Y. GILL;
land, Il IA } Stewart and her husband. James
IL. SicWait. Mary Aun Lair, Charles I. Lair
and Jackson Lar, eNpart-, to me directed ard
returnab'c 10 The April term, lSS1, oil sad
court. / VIII, on
MONDAY. APRIL /, 1857,
between TIE hours OF O'Clock in the forenoon
aud i've O'Clock Il" the afternoon OF said day.
auti Ia front Oi he courI house door, in the Guy
G. Lt1lnTton, III L"iiay'te county, Missouri.
dining the session II toe SAID circuit court of
SAID county, sell IuhIiciy. by auction, to The
Ia he I bldd r,lDr "u"-hali cash and the balance
l. t""i'C III months with eight 81 per cent.
Interest On drieirci payment, decd of trust to
Ice taken l." -.cure he parcha-c money unpaid
ca HE land suii all The right, tile, interest,
clam and estate OF the saul parties IN
SAID oIher oil sale, ia and to the following de-
scllo'd real estate, 81 ua'r, lying aud beng in
the couaiN oil Lafayette and state al Missouri,
io-wlt: sixty tBOl acies oil OF The NJ rlh ui ul
tn west hal! o. Tue sou beast quarter OF section
tour b,'n t"wnshp fOrty-uine 49,. Or range
tHtu y-iuur go.
. yea under inY nand mis- 9th Jaw of March,
lSS1 JOSEPH ". BOWMAN
hiohI-tu Sheriff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE:

ADMINISTER AEDN'S NVFECE.
lTr nf administration On TIE estate Oh
|. Strphtu L Il oxford, deceased, were grant
- TO tie undersigned On tue Srd day OF March.
lss-. by the Probate court OF Lafayette coun-
", Missouri.
An persons having claims against said estat.
are required 10 exhibit thelut to HE for allowance
within on" year after the date OF this notice, oi
thny may he preciuded from any benefit OF sal
est,t =: nnd irauch claims be not exhibited With
| In ty.o years they Will he forever barred.
K KRAUS,
ronhst5 AdwlnrstratOr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-02
r. M. ATKINSON,
REAL estate And loan AGENT,
lo5 WEST NINTH STREET.
Telephone No. I'LL.
KANSAS CITY, MD.

offer the following property in Lexington
iCr SIie:- ~
Tie house now occupied ny Mr.. Thos. Young,
adioiriuc The EutrrOp4l church, at such Il liz
ure ,bn' II mus sell wlthlh thirty daya; irHesta-
cate luis; very little money Will handle IT,
Also The house now occupied by George ia.
smith, On south side oi Franklin street, Dt-
wern Laurel and Pine streets. In s Is uif
! cheau, lor Il few days only, S5G0 Will hanui.
this first payment, balance Gu long tIme.
Also !, small frame house on South and zine.
This viii he sold on monthly payments; inVestl'
yale and stop paSlrg rents Ihis Is paying
Is to 20 per cent. on price ASKED
Ii YOU have Kansas City lever let me near
from YOU, Can make You big money in shori
time. Very Re- pectiuliv.
Teb26w4 +. III. ATKINSON.